Resteemed. Great ideas. I wouldn't be against a small reward for the time the guild members spend, but it would be fixed and it would be transparent.
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Resteemed. Great ideas. I wouldn't be against a small reward for the time the guild members spend, but it would be fixed and it would be transparent.
Helping should be reward enough. I think incentivizing the task needing done will attract the wrong types of people to the guild. We just want people who feel passionately about the community and about providing the best content with the most rewards.
We won;t have the opportunity to pay anyone anyway, because the account will always decline payout so as not to subtract from the reward pool, and no curation trail power will be used on guild members.
I'm trying to eradicate the sentiment that guild members should be getting paid for their service, because if the motivations of the guild are truly to better the platform, then there should be plenty out there willing to donate an hour of their time a week to doing that, without the need for a monetary reward.
Thanks a lot for the resteem!
Well I certainly find that admirable! I'll be keeping a close eye on this.
How is the golos thing going, I can't keep up with any posts here I guess, so I have to ask :D
Going great. Fancy learning Russian and joining in?
You bet, but it won't be at the top of my "list" unless somebody helps out. I have yet to learn Steemit and make a buck to support my time spent here :|
Spacing it out might work, I'm not sure tho. I just need help with the starting steps, some basic forms, I've read your posts, but they are a bit lacking :D have to say I won't be speaking Russian just from that. So far I can read and listen, but I lack the typing and the dictionary to talk and write properly.
@j3dy I appreciate how hard it must be. I'm learning too. Remember my posts are not designed to teach you Russian but to show you how to teach yourself, and offer occasional snippets to keep you motivated. Reading and listening is a big step. How have you managed to learn that?